Standard Ignition DLA1642 rear right door lock actuator for the 2000-2006 BMW X5 locks and unlocks that door's latch when you use the power lock controls.
A rear door that will not lock or unlock from the power switch, or a motor that buzzes without moving the latch, can be signs of a worn actuator. These signs alone do not prove the actuator is the problem; a blown fuse, for instance, can stop a lock from responding too.
This door lock actuator is a direct-fit replacement for the rear right door of the 2000-2006 BMW X5.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One door lock actuator with latch. This listing is one actuator for the rear right door, and that side takes one; the other side is its own part, ordered separately. Mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new fasteners.
Interchange: 51228402602 · DLA11642 · DLA1732
This part cross-references / interchanges with the following part numbers:
Is the Standard Ignition DLA1642 the rear right actuator for the 2000-2006 BMW X5?
Yes. Standard Ignition DLA1642 is the rear right door lock actuator for the 2000-2006 BMW X5. The other side takes its own actuator, ordered separately.
Does the DLA1642 door lock actuator come with the latch?
Yes. Standard Ignition DLA1642 is listed with the latch. Mounting hardware is not included, so plan on new fasteners.
What connector does this rear right door lock actuator have?
This actuator has one oval female connector with seven male bullet terminals.
Is this door lock actuator designed to meet Federal Safety Standards?
Yes. Standard Ignition DLA1642 is designed to meet Federal Safety Standards, which are aimed at reducing the possibility of passenger entrapment.
Is DLA1732 an interchange number for this door lock actuator?
Yes. DLA1732 is listed as an interchange number for Standard Ignition DLA1642, the rear right door lock actuator.
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